When it comes to making guitars, one name has become synonymous with Maryland: Paul Reed Smith.What has become a global brand still has its roots in Annapolis and on the Eastern Shore.John Mayer ...

But really it can be framed around the two 1984 sample guitars he took on the road to get the company up and running, and in the latest episode of PRS’s From The Archives YouTube series, Smith does ...

PRS’ finish discoveries came as a natural extension of its approach to treating its guitars. As Smith’s colleague, Body Team Manager Max Elcik, explains elsewhere in the video, the color of the ...

Guitarists love their vintage guitars, ascribing mystical and even magical powers to their aged tonewoods, hardware and finish. Paul Reed Smith says it's all rubbish. Speaking to American Musical ...

Debuting PRS’s “throaty” new McCarty III humbuckers, the Private Stock 40th Anniversary McCarty Dragon is a work of art and a triumph of engineering – and, says Smith, it’s built to play ...

The novelty that has brought a journalist to the room, though, is that Smith is not an espionage-world figure. He’s a rock guy—better known as the founder and CEO of PRS Guitars, which he launched in ...

The guitars evolved into the PRS Standard and Custom 24 but in '84, these prototypes scored the orders that got the brand up and running. Here Smith discusses their evolution When you purchase through ...